As soon as Iran announced yesterday that it would launch a retaliatory strike against Israel on August 12, BTC fell 1,700 points to 58,100 in one hour. This responded to the fourth negative factor mentioned in the captain's article yesterday.
Today, the captain will talk about the impact of war on the price of coins:
Small wars are negative
Wars cost money, where does the money come from?
It comes from the financial market, no more analysis!
Big wars are positive
The fight started at home, and the valuables were packed up and ran away
No one could be trusted at that time, and the currency was withdrawn from the cold wallet and became a safe-haven asset
The depreciation or inflation of the country's currency value is certain
Putting paper money under the bed and depositing it in the bank will turn it into paper and numbers, buy buy buy, and rise and rise
International conflicts will lead to economic sanctions, affecting global trade and financial transactions.
Individuals and companies in restricted countries will use Bitcoin to circumvent these sanctions and promote cross-border transactions.
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